awaited
v.v. describing something that people have been expecting or looking forward to for a long time.
v. describing an event, person, or thing that is expected or anticipated, often with excitement or impatience. Frequently follows an adverb like 'long' or 'much'.
The long awaited movie finally comes out today.
After months of delays, the much awaited results of the medical trial were finally published in the journal.
The arrival of the spring rains, so eagerly awaited by the local farmers, transformed the parched landscape into a vibrant green valley within a matter of days.
Often functions as a participial adjective; commonly modified by 'long', 'much', or 'eagerly'.
the awaited for newsthe awaited newsUnlike the verb 'wait', 'awaited' does not take the preposition 'for'.